I said I was going to make a Fallout parody comic strip after that previous story arc finished, and so here it is.
Also, yes I do know that Mitchell already had his Pip-Boy off when you first met him. But seeing him without an arm when you first meet him isn't quite as funny, although they should probably have done that in the actual game. They could have even attached a story to that, would have been interesting and would have kept the previously established canon intact.
Oh yeah, another thing, you may have noticed a lot of Vault Dwellers don't take off their jumpsuits, mostly the crazy ones and the pictures of the main characters. I have a theory on this, maybe it's because they can't get them off because they can't get the Pip-Boys off. I know this is a stupid theory considering the Pip-Boys easily come off throughout the entire game, but let's face it, your character can survive a shotgun blast to the head, and doesn't ever need to sleep, and I doubt you're going to say THAT is canon to the story. I’m just saying that if they ever made it into a movie, they could use that explanation. Although let’s face it, if they ever did make a film, they would probably ditch the whole “You can’t take off the Pip-Boys!” thing. Even though I do find it quite an interesting concept.
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Also, yes I do know that Mitchell already had his Pip-Boy off when you first met him. But seeing him without an arm when you first meet him isn't quite as funny, although they should probably have done that in the actual game. They could have even attached a story to that, would have been interesting and would have kept the previously established canon intact.
Oh yeah, another thing, you may have noticed a lot of Vault Dwellers don't take off their jumpsuits, mostly the crazy ones and the pictures of the main characters. I have a theory on this, maybe it's because they can't get them off because they can't get the Pip-Boys off. I know this is a stupid theory considering the Pip-Boys easily come off throughout the entire game, but let's face it, your character can survive a shotgun blast to the head, and doesn't ever need to sleep, and I doubt you're going to say THAT is canon to the story. I’m just saying that if they ever made it into a movie, they could use that explanation. Although let’s face it, if they ever did make a film, they would probably ditch the whole “You can’t take off the Pip-Boys!” thing. Even though I do find it quite an interesting concept.